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Chapter 7
Assessing Psychosocial, Cognitive, and Moral Development
Nursing Interview Guide to Collect Subjective Data From the
Client
Questions
Findings
How old are you?
Client is 20 years
old
Where were you born? How long have you been in this country?
Client was born in
the U.S.
Where is your place of birth? Tell me about the places where
you have lived. When?
Client was born in
Summit, NJ and
currently lives in
Millburn, NJ
With what cultural group(s) do you most identify? What is your
primary language? When do you speak it? Are you fluent in
other languages?
Client speaks
English, Russian,
and Uzbek
What is your highest level of formal education?
Currently in
college
Discuss your history of employment. If a person states that he
is retired, inquire from what occupation(s). How do you
presently make a living and maintain your everyday needs?
N/A, never
employed
History of Present Health Concerns
Describe how you are feeling right now. What concerns do you
have about your health? Describe any changes you have
recently experienced in your health.
No health
concerns
Discuss any concerns you have about your body weight.
No concerns
about body
weight
What major stressors are you currently experiencing? How do
you cope with stress? When you are having a problem, how do
you usually handle them? Does this work? To whom do you turn
when you are having a conflict/crisis?
Major stressors
include school
and client turns to
family and friends
when having a
problem or
conflict/crisis.
Do you have any troublemaking decisions?
Please give me some examples of recent decisions you have
had to make.
Does not have
any
troublemaking
decisions
Tell me about life changes you have had to make. Need to
make? How will you make these changes?
No life changes
previously made.
Personal Health History
Nursing Interview Guide to Collect Subjective Data From the
Client
How would you describe yourself to others?
What are your strengths? Weaknesses?
Client described
themselves as
organized and
kind.
What is the best method of learning for you?
Client learns best
hands on
Have you ever been treated (or currently being treated) for a
psychological or psychiatric problem? If so, please explain if
this treatment helped you deal with (or is currently helping you
deal with) problems?
Has never been
treated for a
psychological or
psychiatric
problem.
Please tell me about any prescribed medications, herbs, or
supplements you are currently taking. Please tell me about any
over-the-counter medication/herbs you are currently taking.
Please tell me about any current medical treatment or therapy
you are undergoing.
Does not currently
take any
prescribed
medications, otc
medications,
herbs, or
supplements.
Describe any changes you have recently experienced
concerning your weight? Eating? Elimination needs? Sleep?
Please tell me about any allergies or sensitivities you have.
No changes
concerning
weight, eating, or
sleep.
Describe any chronic illnesses with which you have been
diagnosed. How has your life changed since you were
diagnosed?
No chronic
illnesses.
Family History
Whom do you consider to be your family?
Client considers
parents and
brother do be
their family.
Describe your life growing up as a child.
Client describes
childhood as
comfortable.
Do you have brothers? Sisters? Tell me about them and the
relationships you have with them.
Clinet has one
brother and has a
close relationship
with them.
Discuss any significant genetic predisposition or characteristic
trait or disorder that you believe you have inherited.
No
significant
genetic
predisposition or
characteristic trait
or disorder.
Lifestyle and Health Practices
Due to the unique assessment topic of this chapter, questions
related to the client’s lifestyle and health practices are
addressed in the Assessing Developmental Level: Psychosocial
Status section below.
S
20 year old client denies any health concerns. Client denies any weight
concerns. Client has never been treated for any psychological or psychiatric
problems. Client does not currently take any prescribed medications, OTC
medications, herbs, or supplements. Client also denies any significant genetic
predisposition or characteristic trait or disorder. Client does express school as a
major stressor in life.
O
Client appears to be well nourished and cooperative. Client is sitting upright
with good posture and seems comfortable in answering the interview questions.
Client makes good eye contact.
A
Readiness for managing major life stressors.
P
Educate client on different ways to help manage and cope with stress.
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